München's Iconic Lach- und Schießgesellschaft Reopens After Tumultuous Period
The legendary cabaret venue, known for its sharp political satire, launches anew following financial struggles and leadership changes.
- The Lach- und Schießgesellschaft, a renowned cabaret venue in Munich, has reopened after facing insolvency and internal conflicts in 2023.
- Christian Ude, former Munich mayor, played a key role in the reopening by securing the venue's name rights and supporting its revival.
- André Hartmann, now the artistic director, aims to honor the legacy of Dieter Hildebrandt by focusing on political and social critique.
- The venue's programs will start at 19:56, a nod to its original opening year, 1956, as part of its renewed tradition.
- The reopening event was attended by notable figures including Hildebrandt's widow, Renate, and several prominent actors and performers.